Chris Boyd

Trading-Equity at

RiverFront Investment Group LLC

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Mr. Chris Boyd is a Trader & Portfolio Administrator at RiverFront Investment Group LLC.
He joined RiverFront in 2017 with more than nine years of experience in the financial services industry, including more than four years on the trading desk.
In his role as a Head Trader at RiverFront, Mr. Boyd is responsible for the trading of portfolio model changes, account reconciliation, and client requests.
Mr. Boyd serves as a member of RiverFront's Brokerage and GIPS committees, in addition to the LIFE committee.
Mr. Boyd in the Mutual Fund and Cash Management departments of Wachovia and BB&T Securities and most recently was the lead trader at The Roseline Financial Group.
He graduated from Randolph Macon College with a BA in Economics and Business.

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RiverFront Investment Group LLC RiverFront Investment Group LLC Investment ManagersFinance RiverFront’s investment process combines two market forces: value and momentum. The firm seeks to identify strategic relative value as asset classes deviate from established trends, and structure long-term allocation strategies to capitalize on these relative value assessments. They modify the long-term strategy with tactical tilts designed to accommodate cyclical factors and current trends.	Trading-Equity	01/05/2017

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Randolph-Macon College Randolph-Macon College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
RiverFront Investment Group LLC RiverFront Investment Group LLC Investment ManagersFinance RiverFront’s investment process combines two market forces: value and momentum. The firm seeks to identify strategic relative value as asset classes deviate from established trends, and structure long-term allocation strategies to capitalize on these relative value assessments. They modify the long-term strategy with tactical tilts designed to accommodate cyclical factors and current trends.	Finance

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